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DC Health Check / One-week baseline

Example building

Aug 31 – Sep 6, 2026 · one building · local calendar days

Fictional example

Completed shipped orders
4,000
Shipped units
9,600
Direct paid hours
640.00
Direct labor cost
$12,800.00

Units per direct paid hour

15.00

Shipped units ÷ direct paid hours
9,600 ÷ 640.00 = 15.00

Direct labor cost per completed order

$3.20

Direct labor cost ÷ completed shipped orders
$12,800.00 ÷ 4,000 = $3.20

Daily record
DayOrdersUnitsPaid hoursLabor costUnits/hour
Mon, Aug 318001,920128.00$2,560.0015.00
Tue, Sep 17001,680112.00$2,240.0015.00
Wed, Sep 26501,560104.00$2,080.0015.00
Thu, Sep 35501,320112.00$2,240.0011.79
Fri, Sep 49502,280144.00$2,880.0015.83
Sat, Sep 535084040.00$800.0021.00
Sun, Sep 6000.00$0.00

Three next checks

  1. Review Thursday first: it has the lowest units per paid hour among days with hours. Check work mix, inbound/returns work and cut-off timing before interpreting the difference.
  2. Reconcile the 4,000 completed orders and 640.00 paid hours to the source exports; check split shipments, repeat IDs and all paid shifts.
  3. Confirm the cost basis: wages including overtime premiums. It covers pick, pack and ship time for the same seven dates.

Input checks: All seven days have orders, units and paid hours entered. Cost coverage is complete.

Definitions: count each completed shipped order once on its final ship date; attribute its units to that date. Paid hours include pick, pack and ship paid time, including overtime once. Cost basis: wages including overtime premiums. Weekly ratios divide weekly totals, not daily averages. This tool cannot verify source completeness. Work mix and timing can change these ratios; no external benchmark, causal diagnosis or guaranteed savings is implied.

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